Character Interview ~ Song of the Meadowlark
Today I’ve invited “Cora Buchanan” the heroine of the inspirational romance, Song of the Meadowlark, to answer a few questions. First a bit about the…
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Treatment for Critical Illness – How far would you go?
Each critically ill patient feels differently about what lengths they’re willing to go to treat their disease. Have you ever given any thought to this…
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Turning Weaknesses into Strengths
Do you tend to focus on your weaknesses or your strengths? Have you ever considered that your greatest weakness might be your greatest strength? Think…
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10 Character Lessons from a Special Guest
Bella the dog takes over Sandra Orchard’s keyboard to share ten dog-inspired Character Lessons with tail-wagging humour and heart for story lovers.
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A House Full of Hope – Character Interview & Giveaway
I first met author Missy Tippens at a conference a few years ago and she’s as sweet as her book. In addition to being a…
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Christmas Greetings!
I couldn’t resist sharing a picture of our very own Canadian (the birthplace of hockey, eh?) shepherd keeping watch over her fields. grin I pray…
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Lakeside Reunion – Character Interview
A character interview with Stephen Chase, the hero of Lakeside Reunion, from Love Love Inspired Suspense, by debut author Lisa Jordan.
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Lest We Forget
In commemoration of Remembrance Day, I’ve invited the heroine from Catherine West’s novel, Yesterday’s Tomorrow, to answer a few questions. But first let me tell…
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Get that Plank out of my Eye!
Since we talked about villains last week, these verses in Proverbs 24:17-18 caught my eye yesterday. “Do not gloat when your enemy falls; when he…
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Interviewing a Villain
Since we talked about villains on Monday, I wanted to share here the interview Emile Laud did with blogger Suzanne Hartzman at the end of…
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Fighting the Villain Inside
I love writing villains. Not the mustache-twirling villains of old that modern readers find laughable. Multi-faceted characters that I can exploit for good and evil,…
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Why Don’t You Like Me?
Which character in the book do you most relate to and why? A heroine you’d like? That’s question number two at the back of Deep…
